The Physiological Effect of a Holoparasite Over a Cactus Along an Environmental Gradient

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@Rainmaker1973 The cactus seems nit to suffer too much: https://t.co/cAHPVDw5Ak

27 Aug 2023

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RT @FrontPlantSci: New Research: The Physiological Effect of a Holoparasite Over a Cactus Along an Environmental Gradient: Echinopsis chilo…

20 Nov 2021

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New Research: The Physiological Effect of a Holoparasite Over a Cactus Along an Environmental Gradient: Echinopsis chiloensis is an endemic cactus from Chile, distributed in a temperature and rainfall gradient between 30° and 35°… https://t.co/38S7xGOgzI #

18 Nov 2021

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After 7 years since I finished my bachelor & this research, it is out! Our article on the physiological impact of a holoparasite over a cactus (yes, a plant parasite or mistletoe on a cactus!) can be found here: https://t.co/txdhiynZ1N #Science #parasi

18 Nov 2021

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